6ix9ine - "Dummy Boy" (Free Stream)
Teyar Flow - "Perfect"
This is the latest track from South African recording artist Teyar Flow.
Derez De'Shon - Whaddup Doe feat. Mozzy
New single by Derez De’Shon featuring Mozzy titled “Whaddup Doe”. Tune in below.
FREQUENT DREAMVILLE COLLABORATOR CORREY C DROPS "ONE TRY" FEAT. TEEJAY3K & DEBORAH MORGAN
The currently incarcerated, South Central Los Angeles-native Correy C has dropped his newest release "One Try" featuring TeeJay3k & Deborah Morgan. The track was produced by Meez & Louie Ji (Cozz, Bas, Garren, Rae Sremmurd, Ty Dolla $ign, & more). Correy C was most recently featured on Bas' Milky Way album, as well as the track "Pinball II" produced by J. Cole that came out earlier this year.
Natalie - "100 Bands"
Revealing her latest single ‘100 Bands’, Natalie marks an impressive follow up to the success of her ‘Shameful’ EP. Listen to ‘100 Bands’ here
Having grown up between Houston and Chicago, Natalie is an artist whose musical heritage runs deep, mixing the slower tempo of Houston’s chopped and screwed scene with heavy drums from Chicago to provide the perfect soundbed for her direct vocal delivery.
With the release of her self-produced debut EP in June, Natalie delivered a critically acclaimed project that caught the attention and support of tastemakers including Lyrical Lemonade, Jamz Supernova and Hilly Dilly. The EP’s breakout single ‘Blue Jungle’ also went on to receive strong support from Spotify, featuring on playlists including ‘Alternative R&B’, ‘Tear Drop’, & ‘Fresh Finds’. Blue Jungle was #12 on The Spotify U.S Viral charts.
On ‘100 Bands’ Natalie continues her hot streak with an upbeat approach, showcasing a fun side to the multi-talented artist as she raps tongue in cheek about her worldly desires over hard-hitting production.
Airplane James feat. Problem - "Fact Check"
The time has come to take flight with two of LA’s fastest rising young stars: Airplane James and Joog FTR, who just released their new project “Say It Aint So Vol. 1.”
The Diamond Lane Music Group rapper has been killing it all year, dropping banger after banger (“5 FT,” “All Mine”) to get the people ready for the start of Plane Season. The team up with Joog FTR made perfect sense, since he’s been just as hot on the production side as part of the HitMob, collaborating with the likes of 03 Greedo, Shoreline Mafia, Drakeo and many more.
Backed by two powerhouses in Diamond Lane and R•Baron, the rapper/producer duo exhibit excellent chemistry throughout the project. They’ve just dropped a brand new video for the first single “Bring My Sh*t Back” exclusively on #IGTV (Instagram TV) to celebrate its release.
The past year has seen both artists significantly raise their profiles and “Say It Aint So Vol. 1” makes it clear that their not stopping until they reach the top. The 7-track project includes just two features in Problem and T Swish, with Airplane James using the rest of the project to assert his lyrical and artistic prowess over Joog FTR’s timeless production.
The project is available now on all streaming platforms.
Wallahi G - "Pull Up"
“I threw a house party, woke up with women next to me and wrote this song while they were cooking breakfast.. enjoy.”
#LAOnLockExclusive: Spiffie Luciano - "Live By The Gun" (feat. Deuce Biggs, Chloeezyy, 1TakeJay, DoughuntTwin)
Spiffie Luciano teams up with Deuce Biggs, Chloeezyy, 1TakeJay, & DoughHuntTwin for a brand new single titled "Live By The Gun". Giving their rendition of Bino Rideaux's "Bacc Tracc".
Tune in below & comment!
Myke Bogan - "Pickathon" ft. Khary
Today Myke Bogan dropped "Pickathon," the second single from his upcoming album Joe Fontana. The track features Rhode Island native Khary and production by the team that produced the whole album, 2thirty5.
The track is named after the iconic Oregon music festival, Pickathon. Myke performed at the fest in the summer of 2016 and took shrooms with longtime friend and video director Timslew - their first time tripping together.
Joe Fontana is slated for a June drop with a tour announcement soon after, so prepare for a summer full of Myke Bogan.
Sugi Dakks - "Move On"
"Move On" is about trying to get out of the negative thoughts of giving up and throwing in the towel. The internal struggle of feeling terrible, having little self worth, but overcoming that by moving on.
Stalone - "Deep Sea" ft. K.A.A.N
Stalone has had a passion for artistic expression since her childhood, so naturally her talent caught the attention of Grammy-winning producer Dem Jointz, who produced Uropa along with Focus and Logann.
Inspired by Björk's Utopia and by Stalone’s own love for space (Europa is an ice water moon that orbits around Jupiter), Uropa is a vibrant and far-expanding sonic experience that perfectly fits its theme. It’s an adventure of styles and sounds set over five tracks, from haunting echoes to smooth melodies, or as Stalone herself put it:
“This project is like a weird dream, like what the music would sound like if Björk had a blunt in her mouth while her and I sit and take shots of Jack at a local bar in our space suits.”
Uropa is available now on SoundCloud
Stay connected w/ Stalone:
https://soundcloud.com/thestalone
Trak - "I Been"
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#LAOnLockExclusive: P.I. The General - "Out The Gutta" feat. Marty Blaze
Following his release of "Trust" with CMO Uno, we have a brand new single from Compton native P.I. The General featuring Marty Blaze entitled "Out The Gutta".
Mixed & Mastered by N3 On The Track. Tune in below & comment!
JU$$-B & IVL - "Mixxxd Emotions"
With performances throughout the city from Drom to Santos Party House, hit records such as "My Way” and “Wanted It All” off his “Soon On Top” mixtape, extrodinary lyrical display on
covers like “Rambo” and “Gave Em Hope”, 2016 showcased JU$$-B as a complete artist, both
commercial and freestyle. It set the bar for an amazing 2017 led by his headlining, 30 minute,
performance at the historic SOBs. Under the BXC Music Festival platform, with his labelmate
Euroflo, they had well over 100 fans in attendance. His “One Nine” album debut in April on all digital streaming sites with the smash commercial hit “InstaFamous”, bar heavy lyrical excellence of “Back In My Bag”, and his mainstream feature from Phresher with “Fine With Me”. He was nominated 7x for the Voiceless Music Awards for the WVMR indie station (most all time in one year) in his 1st year of eligibility. He was also on DTF Radio, YAC Radio with DJ Don Demarco,
and 3x on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network for interviews and shows. “The Plug”, Jason Bourne, also featured AMG for an interview with his Lavish Life Magazine. He latered performed at numerous other venues sponsored by Hot97 and Power 105 throughout the boroughs, while also opening up for PBN Rock at Webster Hall.
IVL debut on the scene as a bit of an unknown in 2016 with his 1st mixtape “The Appetizer”. It
featured six music videos, ranging from New York, Miami, Las Vegas, and Houston with records like “No Love”, “Winter Story”, “Real Ni***s”, all topping over 2.5K views. But his most successful was “Trust”, which garnered over 6k views. With that amount of potential, and his original branding style using his own apparel, IV Apparel, bloggers begin to gravitate toward the Brownsville emcee. He followed that up, in 2017, with his “Sweet Sixteens” mixtape that was released on Datpiff. He took some of the most successful instrumentals from the late 90s and early 2000s and featured other indie artist he knew on every track. Thats where JU$$-B and himself first worked with each other, along with Euroflo, on the record “Pay Back”. The video was shot as a cypher, reminiscent of the BET HipHop Awards theme. It was most memorable as it was shot on the platform of an inside NYC transit train station, full deejay set in hand and hosted by DJ Damage. He then joined AMG on their most recently highly anticipated mixtape "By Any Means 2” as their only feature, on the record “Sanctuary”.
These experiences and chemistry building opportunities together, set the bar for the idea of the duo working together on their own project. From here, the birth of Mixxxd Emotions was created
We had the opportunity to talk to them both on LA On Lock Radio. Tune in below!
Keenan The First - "Paralegal"
“About a year ago, I was struggling to make headway.. anywhere in my life. I had a college degree but I was working 2 part-time jobs in the food industry. I was sharing a room with my younger brother, in my parent’s apartment, and spending all my disposable cash on music that was going nowhere. I felt stuck.
I knew I had to make changes if I was going to manifest success around me, so I started looking for new ways to make more money, to fund my music.
I spent time researching ways I could become a substitute teacher for the LA Unified School District, and even took the 4-hour CBEST exam to become certified. I passed with flying colors, but never booked a single job. I then took a step back with my English degree and found my way into 2 interviews for writing internships. Long story short, I landed one of them, but they were a start-up that quickly cut their content department - a.k.a me. So, at a loss for what to do, I stumbled on a paralegal program at Pasadena City College. The program looked promising and I went to 2 different information sessions that convinced me it would be a great move. It would be better pay, better hours, and I could support myself and my music with it.
Everything was gravy until I sat down with my mentor Dwayne Colbert, who asked me, “What is your end goal with this?” I couldn’t answer with confidence. I just knew it would help me fund my music easier. He proceeded to tell me it seemed like a roundabout plan to do what I actually wanted to do, which was to make music, and that if I truly wanted to make music, I would do it now. He told me that you can’t be halfway out the door when it comes to art, you have to be all the way in, ready to starve, ready to sacrifice it all, if you want it to pan out.. and that changed my whole perspective on everything.
I almost went right back to school to be a paralegal, and I thank God I didn’t.”